Brush Fires In Secaucus, Kearny Disrupt NJ TRANSIT, Amtrak Service
A massive brush fire is burning in Secaucus, New Jersey. Because of the fire, ALL NJ TRANSIT trains are being held from Secaucus to Newark Penn Station.
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A massive brush fire is burning in Secaucus, New Jersey. Because of the fire, ALL NJ TRANSIT trains are being held from Secaucus to Newark Penn Station.
A woman was struck and killed by an NJ TRANSIT train in South Orange, New Jersey, briefly shutting down the Morris & Essex Line.
The director of NJ TRANSIT on Tuesday defended the use of audio surveillance systems on some of its trains Tuesday, as some questioned the monitoring's legal and ethical underpinnings.
Most light rail riders in Newark had no idea that cameras on trains were recording not only video of them, but also their voices.
Christie spoke Wednesday on his regular radio interview show and said despite a projected $57 million budget gap for NJ TRANSIT, there won't be a fare increase.
A man was struck and injured by an NJ TRANSIT bus Tuesday evening in Cranford, New Jersey.
For thousands of NJ TRANSIT commuters on the Main/Bergen and Pascack Valley lines a one-seat ride into Manhattan has been nothing but a distant dream.
NJ TRANSIT trains and buses are becoming less and less reliable, statistics show.
NJ TRANSIT and the union representing its workers reached a tentative deal late Friday, averting the threat of a strike.
The clock is ticking towards a possible NJ TRANSIT strike on Sunday, as contract negotiations between the organization and its unions are set to resume this morning.
It happened around 7:30 a.m. at Summer and Bloomfield avenues in Newark.
NJ TRANSIT officials are providing commuters with information regarding alternative travel amid a possible system-wide shutdown.
What will happen at midnight Saturday if no agreement is reached?
Stephen Burkert told reporters that talks were progressing without heated words or derogatory statements.
Workers say they're fed up after five years without a contract or a raise.
A man was struck and killed by an NJ TRANSIT work train late Sunday in Hamilton Township.
Hundreds of people packed a playground in Woodbridge Saturday morning to show support for union workers who are currently locked in a contract dispute with NJ TRANSIT.
With system-wide ridership rising to over 272 million, NJ TRANSIT is struggling with declining funding to maintain repair and expand the system, according to a new report.
There is no deal yet between NJ TRANSIT and workers, but there might be reason to hope.
With rail workers threatening to strike next weekend, NJ TRANSIT unveiled its contingency plan Thursday, but said the service won't be able to get all commuters into New York.
The plan would include more buses, extra park-and-rides, ferry service and increased PATH trains.
Commuters are getting concerned about a potential NJ TRANSIT strike as a deadline to get a contract done is 11 days away.
NJ TRANSIT said the train was headed for New York's Penn Station Tuesday when it hit the man about 4 miles west of the Jersey Avenue station.
NJ TRANSIT and its unions will meet with the National Mediation Board next week in a last-ditch effort to reach a contract deal.
Another round of contract talks wrapped up Friday, between NJ TRANSIT and its union workers with no deal.
